Two teen polyglots on language learning
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- Опубликовано: 28 май 2022
- My long-time friend Frankie Streddar and I sit down and talk about what got us into languages in the first place in the first episode in a series about polyglotism at our age.
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I can’t wait for the rest of this series. It will be so cool to see how you guys go about learning these languages (output and input )
Great chemistry between you guys and a very interesting and relatable conversation. I'm excited for the series :)
Amazing to see what is truly possible with learning languages and how many possibilities that opens up to you. I applaude you both for honing your interests, passions, and talents to connect with the world and people around you, extremely inspiring to me and others as well
What a journey! This is so much, you know motivates me, like a wake up call after finish watching your video. Thank you, buddy. Actually, everytime I get back to your simple and exciting vlogs, I get positive and productive kind of things and feelings right after yeah.. Have fun in your next journeys!
I am always amazed at people who can learn languages,and so quick. I like learning languages and I have a knack for it...but it takes me ages and I still am not fluent in a second language. I realise study is involved but you guys seem to do it so quick. How??
I guess I have to watch all the vlogs to get the answer?! 😉
Cool as always , plz keep it going my bro ❤👑
My first language was French then Japanese, but my more serious first was Chinese and still is.
Interesting convo. I’m a native English speaker and the first foreign language I learned was Spanish, not Japanese.
Also, it’s interesting. I think for me I never thought about language learning being such a big thing or even for attention reasons. I didn’t know I was different and it wasn’t normal until I was on my 3rd language or so. None of my family members speak other languages, minus my brother who has receptive bilingualism but he doesn’t speak Spanish. He only understands everything cuz I only spoke to him in Spanish growing up as I was learning.
The brain has no Limits, you could litterally learn 200 languages. I say this because 1 year ago I learned barely 1 english Text Page in 2 days. Yesterday, I retake that good habit and I memorized a scrip in less than one hour. And that makes me feel really motivated, that's why I think that human brain is amazing, you just have to train it just like a musle.
200 languages? Don't be ridiculous! 😄
@@PetraStaal I mean, in a way s/he's right. When it comes to brain capacity, I think a person could learn 200 languages. The only problem is the time. Our brain would probably be fine sucking up all that knowledge, but the human life span is not long enough for us to get to that point. I guess we can dream of becoming a bunch of vampires and then spending the next 200 years learning as many languages as possible :D
Well done lads!Very informative.Where did you guys meet?
"You can have my daughter" 😂😂
U gotta love the language (or culture, or person speakin it 😜)
Study the grammar, read books, watch movies with subs
Practice daily and stay curious
Expose yourself to the language and visit it so learning the language becomes a neccesity for ur survival or sparks ur curiosisty
Good luck
I started learning Japanese 17 years ago and I still can't speak it. 😂 it's hard to be consistent
What's their job
I feel you’ve gotten more swole!
I would say tge guy from the uk speaks about 5 and studies a few more.